Since the release of his shocking memoir, Spare, on January 10, Prince Harry seems to be increasingly distancing himself from the royal family.

Meanwhile, attention has turned to the coronation of King Charles III on May 6 and the possibility that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will actually attend this historic event. (Based on speculation only, it appears that they will indeed attend, but not play an official role, but only time will tell.)

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to attend the coronation of King Charles III on May 6.

However, while many royal fans have criticized Harry for making public his many grievances against the family, some are hopeful of an impending reconciliation.

The King spoke to the public at the University of East London on February 8, where one royal fan said to the King, "Please bring Harry back. Please bring Harry back." He shouted. (via Us Weekly).

Charles only heard the last part and asked, "Who?" I replied.

"Harry, he's your son," came the very amused answer.

The King didn't have much choice at this point, so he laughed and moved on.

The Royal Family as a whole did not react at all to the publication of Spare, presumably to avoid adding fuel to the fire.

Similarly, Prince William completely ignored journalists who asked him in public days after the release if he had read his brother's book.

Meanwhile, a source told People about the coronation, "It is a momentous occasion for Prince Charles, and he will want his son to attend and witness the coronation. He wants to bring Harry back into the family."

"If not resolved, it will always be part of the King's reign and how he has torn the family apart. He has a reputation of being an aloof parent, and it would be terrible for him to have that continue."

Perhaps he will actually "bring Harry back. See it.